Former housing minister Gavin Barwell says government
thinking on homeownership or housing became “completely
dysfunctional”. “I felt that housing policy had got into this weird position
where it was a choice between whether you were either pro private housebuilders
or you were pro affordable housing,” Barwell said. In an interview with the
Institute for Government, Barwell also reiterated his expectation of appearing
as a witness at the Grenfell inquiry and concedes to a “collective failure” in
Theresa May not visiting the scene on the first day. Read more on 24housing.
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Matthew Pennycook says Labour must close loopholes in changes to rules in
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